October 2021
Technology transfer and the ‘local’ space market
... and thereby fostering stronger multi-sector collaboration. It can be particularly beneficial to space where the infusion of new technologies and new solutions in every aspect of the enterprise is crucial to mission success and the safety of crew and...
November 2021
Space insurance and the future of risk management
...-party liability and pre-launch risks - reflecting the insurance industry’s limited engagement with the new technology - it marked the beginning of a new strand in risk management services. Today, most commercial satellites are covered for launch and...
October 2024
International space law - the beginning of the end?
... media, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the cyber domain. Through the proliferation of and increased access to new technologies, traditionally and historically imparted laws and regulations, particularly international law and international relations...
10 March 2017
New interplanetary radar technique spots "lost" lunar spacecraft
...space debris in a lunar orbit, at least with optical telescopes, is challenging due to its bright glare. Now, a new technological application is set to change that as scientists have used an interplanetary radar to successfully spot both NASA's Lunar...
09 October 2017
New telescope attachment helps find exoplanets
... the 0.6 metre Hale telescope at Palomar Observatory in California, and in all cases the images produced with the new technology maintained a relatively consistent size, shape, and intensity, compared with those using conventional methods, which have...
08 February 2019
ESA's new Mars rover has a new name
...,” says Tim. “With it, we are building on our European heritage in robotic exploration, and at the same time devising new technologies.” The rover will relay data to Earth through the Trace Gas Orbiter, a spacecraft searching for tiny...
